Gentleman Air Ace. The Duncan Bell-Irving Story

O'KIELY, Elizabeth

Edité par Harbour Publishing, (Madiera Park, BC), 1992

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First Edition. large octavo, blue boards in pictorial dust jacket. (216) pp. Harbour Publishing, Illustrated. Duncan Bell-Irving was the first Canadian to down more than five enemy planes during World War One. At the outbreak of the war, all six of the wealthy Bell-Irving brothers joined up and were sent overseas. Duncan served with the infantry in the trenches in France, befère transferring to the Royal Flying Corps, where he found himself pitted in combat against such notorious German pilots as Immelman and the Red Baron. Wounded, Duncan convalesced in a London hospital run by the aristocratic Lady Ridley. With photographs and excerpts from Duncan's journals and letters, Gentleman Air Ace is a captivating story, and a tribute to a Canadian hero. Very fine copy. large octavo, blue boards in pictorial dust jacket. N° de réf. du vendeur 19353

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Titre : Gentleman Air Ace. The Duncan Bell-Irving ...

Éditeur : Harbour Publishing, (Madiera Park, BC)

Date d'édition : 1992

Reliure : Hardcover

Edition : First Edition.